CHICHEN ITZA · MEXICO
The Yucatan's classic day trips.
The 10 most booked chichen itza & valladolid tours in the Yucatan. What each day actually covers, the operator running it, and what you pay.
Small-group Chichén Itzá, Valladolid, and Cenote Xux Ha day trip from Tulum with guided ruins, a cool swim, lunch, snacks, and transfers.
“What a great experience! I have no words to say how amazing the entire thing was through and through. Lilly was amazing and so knowledgeable and the cenote was probably the most amazing thing I've ever seen.”
Chichen Itza, Cenote Nool-Ha, and Valladolid in one long day from Cancun, with hotel pickup, buffet lunch, and guided stops.
“Chichen Itza, Cenote and Valladolid trip Chichen Itza is ok but too many vendors inside. I feel that government could do better to make the ground area with less vendors and or organized. The Cenote i think is the best part of this trip but we were rushed. Valladolid was 30 mins stop and it…”
A 12-hour guided day trip from Cancun to Chichén Itzá plus a cenote swim and Valladolid buffet with unlimited drinks.
“This is a terrific tour! Our tour was timed perfectly, and you even get beer and naps along the way! In Valladolid there is a terrific buffet! 5 stars! Safety and security were always important to the tour guides as well as entertainment and speaking English too.”
One long Cancun day: Chichén Itzá with a guide, a cenote swim break, a quick Valladolid stroll, and optional VIP lunch plus tequila tasting.
“Alberto and Kevin were such great hosts and really went above and beyond for us in every way and had such great knowledge about all the sites we visited. Couldn’t have asked for a better group as well, everything was very punctual and ran so smoothly. Highly recommend! Scott R”
See Chichén Itzá, swim in a sacred cenote, then tour Valladolid on a long day with transfers, bilingual guiding, and included lunch.
“It was great. A little overmonetized, they will try to sell you stuff on the bus at least twice and the first stop is a mega tourist trap. Chichen Itza still awesome, the cenote very good.”
From Tulum, see Chichén Itzá with a guide, stroll Valladolid, and cool off at community-run Cenote Xux-Ha. Small group, $214.
“Amazing tour, can 100% recommend! Everything is included and well organized, small group, snacks in the morning and afternoon in the bus and fresh water throughout the day. I really appreciated the effort to minimize pollution with plastic bottles. The lunch was very tasty as well! Luigi is very knowledgeable, speaks many languages and provided…”
From Tulum, tour Chichén Itzá, eat in Valladolid, and swim at Cenote NoolHa with a certified guide—smart day-trip value.
“This was truly an amazing tour! Beautiful ruins, towns, cenote and I learned so much. Perfecto was our tour guide and he made it fun and informative the entire time! Visiting a Mayan town was such a beautiful way to immerse ourselves in their culture. I've already recommended this to friends!”
Chichén Itzá, a cenote swim, and Valladolid in one day trip from Cancun. Drinks and lunch included, with a long schedule.
“The tour operator never showed up despite me calling to confirm the Day before. I called viztor to get refund s d they would not issue. I got a message saying call them directly which I did and wasted an hour of my vacation time. I will now be forced to. All my credit card…”
A 12-hour Cancun tour pairing Chichén Itzá, a Cenote Xunáan swim, Valladolid free time, and a Yucatecan buffet lunch with pickup options.
“What they do not share with you is how much extra money you need for this! They stop at expensive shops for you to use the bathroom, and the stores hound you to buy.! Then they do not tell you to bring bug replant, and you can buy from them to avoid malaria!!! Then they…”
A long but rewarding day from Playa del Carmen: cenote swim, guided Chichén Itzá, and a colonial Valladolid stop with lunch included.
“El guía muy amable. Visita totalmente recomendable. Cómo único inconveniente decir que nosotros estábamos alojados en playa del carmen y desde nuestro hotel hasta el último en el que recogimos gente, pasó una hora y media de autobús de autobús.”
